W Uses An Earpiece

[assoholic]

"Bush Interpreter Says W Uses An Earpiece "


"As a deep insider myself, I have independent confirmation of President Bush using an earpiece to assist him in communicating intelligently with others."


http://www.rense.com/general58/w.htm

 

[papasmerf]

More Bush Bashing

Looks more like opinion then fact.


Just another BUSH BASHING post

 

[tompeepin]

Re: More Bush Bashing

Looks more like opinion then fact.


Just another BUSH BASHING post

You're damn right smurfie!

Time to have more SMERF BASHING posts!


hahaha

 

[fade069]

Time to get rid of the Bad Bush. Never have I seen so much outrage at a president. There are artists out campaigning on Vote for Change, watch what is happening with open eyes and see what Bush has done to the US. Foreign and domestic. War and even education. He sucks get rid of him in 2 weeks!

 

[ocean976124]

This link says a whole lot of nothing. Basically the guy was at one meeting where he couldn't believe Bush has as many facts in his head as he did. Big deal. So Bush did a cram session to learn everything. I do that when I deal with clients. I might not know too much about their world, but boy do I study up before hitting them up for money and of course I forget all the info about 2 days later when I've moved on to some other client and their concerns...

 

[fernie]

Salon.com had an interesting piece on this. I loved the concusion that the US had a Milli Vanelli president.

I'm not try to Bush bash, but could you explain the box that appeared on the pics of Bush from the first debate?

Fernie

 

[assoholic]

..Ocean, the problem is that he rarely if ever has demonstrated this ability, then all of a sudden it appears. I agree its not conclusive but ...

 

[ocean976124]

..Ocean, the problem is that he rarely if ever has demonstrated this ability, then all of a sudden it appears. I agree its not conclusive but ...

I see your point, but its not outside the real of probablity that in the days following 9/11 that Bush was extraoridinarily focused...

 

[WoodPeckr]

More Evidence Bush Is Wired

Proof: Bush IS wired for sound


"THE UNEXPLAINED BULGE IN THE PRESIDENT'S SUIT JACKET DURING THE FIRST
DEBATE WAS A RADIO RECEIVING DEVICE" - WWW.ISBUSHWIRED.COM

FoxNews wireless microphones picked up the broadcast to
President Bush's earpiece as a backstage aid told him
what to say during a Press Conference with
French President Jacque Chirac.

Here is the video clip of that conversation:

http://www.linkydinky.com/IsBushWired.shtml

It just gets stranger and stranger with our "mentally challenged" Dubya.......

 

[WoodPeckr]

Salon.com had an interesting piece on this. I loved the concusion that the US had a Milli Vanelli president.

Fernie

Love that quote.....it would make a great Bumper Sticker:

Bush The First Milli Vanelli President........

 

[langeweile]

Background on Bulge Story

Thursday, October 14, 2004

By Brit Hume



The latest from the Political Grapevine:

Background on Bulge Story

The man behind the story picked up by The Washington Post and New York Times — suggesting a bulge in President Bush's suit during last week's debate may have been a transmitter feeding him answers — turns out to be left-wing writer Dave Lindorff (search), who just last year said, "It's going a bit far to compare the Bush of 2003 to the Hitler of 1933. Bush simply is not the orator that Hitler was."

But comparisons of the Bush administration's fear-mongering tactics to those practiced so successfully ... by Hitler ... are not at all out of line."

Lindorff published his latest allegations on the liberal Web site Salon.com. The White House insists President Bush had no help during the debate.

 

[assoholic]

'Bush Wired' Story Continues;

'Bulge' Appears in Third Debate


"In the third and final debate, the bulge came back. As shown in the attached photo generated in house directly from the NBC broadcast (click the image to enlarge), the clearly defined shape that started this buzz is back."


http://www.washingtondispatch.com/culture/archives/000651.html

...you would think the President could afford a better tailor.

 

[Ickabod]

Background on Bulge Story

Thursday, October 14, 2004

By Brit Hume



The latest from the Political Grapevine:

Background on Bulge Story

The man behind the story picked up by The Washington Post and New York Times — suggesting a bulge in President Bush's suit during last week's debate may have been a transmitter feeding him answers — turns out to be left-wing writer Dave Lindorff (search), who just last year said, "It's going a bit far to compare the Bush of 2003 to the Hitler of 1933. Bush simply is not the orator that Hitler was."

But comparisons of the Bush administration's fear-mongering tactics to those practiced so successfully ... by Hitler ... are not at all out of line."

Lindorff published his latest allegations on the liberal Web site Salon.com. The White House insists President Bush had no help during the debate.

Is this supposed to qualify as some sort of denial? Evidence to the contrary? Lindorff, to my knowledge, didn't put the bulge there. Lindorff didn't doctor photos showing a bulge.

Perhaps an alternative explanation exists. Simply shooting the messenger is pointless. And wouldn't be necessary if actual alternative facts existed. Surely you can point some out.

 

[assoholic]

..nah right wingers just say it aint so and thats suppossed to be enough for the rest of us who actually question things.

 

[WoodPeckr]

..nah right wingers just say it aint so and thats suppossed to be enough for the rest of us who actually question things.

Well it works for Rush.

Limbaugh's Lemmings swallow that line of thought daily as they listen to Der Piper, Herr Rush .....

 

[assoholic]

Bush 'Bulge' Could Be A Defibrillator?

http://www.lifecor.com/about_lifevest/when_to_use.asp

 

[langeweile]

The internet, although great, gives a forum to everybody.
The Good, the Bad, the Ugly and the Stupid. Anonymity is a great thing.

 

[onthebottom]

It goes to show the state of Bush's credibility that a story like this can get around and sound believable - enough so that late night comics can make fun of it at Bush's expense.



bbk

I think, rather, it shows the desperation of the left to invent any ploy, now matter how ridiculous, to damage the President - see Dan Rather and CBS for another example.

OTB

 

[assoholic]

..I think you guys are ignoreing the obvious, there was something on Bushs back, they just wont tell us what it is.

 

[Ickabod]

I think, rather, it shows the desperation of the left to invent any ploy, now matter how ridiculous, to damage the President - see Dan Rather and CBS for another example.

OTB

As assholic points out, it would qualify as ridiculous if they gave a legitimate sounding explanation and the left refused to believe it in order to pass of their consipiracy theory.

When the extent of the denial is that there's no bulge, well, that's what's ridiculous.